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Hormones Flashcards

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Epinephrine

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Source: Adrenal Medulla
Targets: Many
Stimulates and Coordinates fight/fright/flight response
Regulation of Release: stimulated by physical or perceived stress

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Insulin

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Source: Pancreas
Targets: Most body cells and liver
Lowers blood glucose
Regulations of Release: Blood Glucose Levels

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Glucagon

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Source: Pancreas
Targets: Liver, Muscles and Adipose Tissue
Raises Blood Glucose
Regulation of Release: Blood Glucose Levels

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Glucose-dependent Insulintropic Peptide (GIP)

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Source: Small Intestine
Targets: pancreas
Increases insulin release in response to blood glucose
Regulation of Release: Stimulated by presence of chime in small intestine

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Ghrelin* also has a role in digestion

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Source: Stomach
Targets: Brain
Increase hunger when stomach is empty and stimulates GH release from the pituitary; increases intestinal motility
Regulation of Release: Full stomach inhibits release; may be regulated by sleep and the biological clock

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Thyroid Hormone T3 and T4

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Source: Thyroid Gland
Targets: Most Body Cells
Increases metabolism, particularly ATP producton and Sodium (NAK) pump activity
Regulation of Release: Stimulated by TSH

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Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)

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Source: Anterior Pituitary
Targets: Thyroid gland
Causes synthesis and release of thyroid hormone
Regulation of Release: TRH stimulates and thyroid hormones inhibits

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TSH-releasing hormone (TRH)

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Source: Hypothalamus
Targets: Anterior pituitary
Causes release of TSH and can cause release of PRL
Regulation of Release: Other brain areas; low body temps increase and thyroid hormone inhibits

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Growth Hormone (GH)

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Source: Anterior Pituitary
Targets: Liver, muscles, and bones; most cells
Directly and via somatomedins causes growth
Regulation of Release: GHRH stimulates and GHRIH inhibits

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Somatomedins (IGF)

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Source: Liver, Cartilage, muscle
Targets: Long bones, skeletal muscle
Causes growth
Regulation of Release: Stimulated by GH

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GH-releasing hormone (GHRH) somatocrinin

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Source: Hypothalamus
Targets: Anterior pituitary
Increases growth hormone release
Regulation of Release: Other brain areas; sleep and hypoglycemia

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GH-release inhibiting hormone (GHRIH); somatostatin

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Source: Hypothalamus
Targets: Anterior Pituitary
Decreases GH release and also decrease TSH release
Regulation of Release: other brain areas

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Cortisol

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Source: Adrenal Cortex
Targets: Liver, adipose tissue, muscle
Raises blood glucose levels
Regulation of Release: Stimulated by ACTH

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Adrenocoritcotropin (ACTH)

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Source: Anterior Pituitary
Targets: Adrenal Cortex
Increase synthesis and secretion of glucocorticoids
Regulation of Release: CRH stimulates; glucocorticoids inhibits

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Corticotropin Releasing Hormone (CRH)

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Source: Hypothalamus
Targets: Anterior pituitary
Causes release of ACTH
Regulation of Release: Other brain areas and negative feedback by cortisol and ACTH

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Leptin

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Source: Adipocytes
Targets: Brain
Increase satiety and decrease hunger to decrease caloric intake
Regulation of Release: Stimulated by level of fat storage in adipocytes

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Adiponectin

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Source: Adipocytes
Targets: Many Targets
Appears to increase insulin effects (sensitivity); anti-inflammatory and anti-arthrogenic
Regulation of Release: triglyceride (fat) storage inhibits release; inflammation may inhibit release also

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Osteocalcin

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Source: Bone (osteoblasts)
Targets: Pancreas
Increases insulin release; increases insulin sensitivity; adipocytes - decreases adiponectin and fat; may increase testosterone production by testis
Regulation of Release: Sympathetic innervation reduces release; bone remodeling stimulates

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Erythropoietin

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Source: Kidney
Targets: Bone Marrow
Stimulates RBC production
Regulation of Release: Lack of Oxygen (hypoxia)

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Hepcidin

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Source: Liver
Targets: Intestines
Reduces iron absorption
Regulation of Release: increased by inflammation and iron

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Gastrin

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Source: Stomach
Targets: Stomach
Stimulates gastric motility and HCI secretion
Regulation of Release: Stimulated by presence of food in the stomach or thoughts and smells of foods

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Secretin

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Source: Small Intestine
Targets: Pancreas and Liver
Increases HCO3 secretion and potentiates CCK actions at pancreas and liver
Regulation of Release: Stimulated by presence of chime in small intestine

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Cholecystokinin (CCK)

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Source: Small Intestine
Targets: Pancreas, liver, and Gall bladder
Increases pancreatic enzyme secretion; causes gall bladder contraction and bile synthesis and secretion; potentiates secretin activity
Regulation of Release: Stimulated by presence of chime in small intestine

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Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide (VIP)

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Source: Small Intestine
Targets: Small Intestine
Increases secretion of electrolytes and smooth muscle relaxation; may cause vasodilation in local area
Regulation of Release: Stimulated by presence of chime in small intestine

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Oxytocin

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Source: Posterior Pituitary
Targets: Breasts - milk let down
Urogenital tract; uterine contractions at parturition, released during orgasm
Regulation of Release: Sucking of infant on breast; dilation of cervix; other neural stimuli

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Prolactin (PRL)

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Source: Anterior pituitary
Targets: Breasts
increased milk production
Regulation of Release: gonadal steroids and lactation

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Dopamine

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Source: Hypothalamus
Targets: Anterior pituitary
Inhibits PRL release
Regulation of Release: Higher brain centers

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Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)

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Source: Anterior Pituitary
Targets: Gonads
Causes germ cell maturation and hormone synthesis in the gonads
Regulation of Release: GnRH stimulates; gonadal hormones inhibits

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Luteinizing Hormone (LH)

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Source: Anterior Pituitary
Targets: Gonads
Causes germ cell maturation and steroid synthesis
Regulation of Release: GnRH stimulates; gonadal steroids inhibit

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Gonadotropin Releasing Hormone (GnRH)

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Source: Hypothalamus
Targets: Anterior pituitary
Causes LH and FSH synthesis and release
Regulation of Release: Gonadal hormones inhibit and other brain areas stimulates

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Testosterone

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Source: Testes and Ovaries
Targets: Testes, brain, other tissues
Stimulates sperm production and male secondary sex characteristics and libido
Regulation of Release: Stimulated by LH in testes

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Inhibin

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Source: Testes or Ovary
Targets: Anterior pituitary
Decreases release of FSH
Regulation of Release: Stimulated by FSH in testes and ovaries

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Estrogen

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Source: Ovary
Targets: Ovarian follicle, uterus, brain, other tissue
Stimulates follicle maturation, uterus, female secondary sex characteristics
Regulation of Release: Stimulated by LH and FSH

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Progesterone

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Source: Ovary
Targets: Uterus, brain, other tissue
Stimulates uterus, supports pregnancy and lactation
Regulation of Release: Stimulated by LH

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Melatonin** seasonal changes with biological clock

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Source: Pineal Gland
Targets: Brian to help regulate rhythms - particularly seasonal changes
Regulation of Release: light and biological clock in hypothalamus regulate release

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Arginine Vasopressin (AVP) = Antidiuretic hormone (ADH)

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Source: Posterior Pituitary
Targets: Kidneys
Increase water reabsorption I.e. less urine
Regulation of Release: Blood pressure and osmolality

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Aldosterone

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Source: Adrenal Cortex
Targets: Kidney
Stimulate retention of sodium NA+
Regulation of Release: Stimulated by angiotensin II and some stimulation by ACTH

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Angiotensin II (AII)

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Source: Conversion in blood
Targets: adrenal cortex
Stimulates the synthesis and release of aldosterone
Regulation of Release: Formed from angiotensin 1 following release of renin into the blood stream

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Atrial Natriuretic Peptide (ANP/ANH or brain NP)

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Source: Heart
Targets: Kidney and posterior pituitary
Stimulates excretion of Sodium and water by decreasing release and effect of aldosterone and AVP
Regulation of Release: stimulated by high blood pressure and stretch of the right atrium (ANP) or ventricle (BNP)

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Parathyroid hormone (PTH)

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Source: Parathyroid gland
Targets: bone, intestine, kidney
increases blood calcium levels
Regulation of Release: Blood calcium levels

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Vitamin D3 = calcitrol

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Source: body plus sunshine
Targets: bones, intestine, kidney
increase blood calcium levels
Regulation of Release: PTH stimulates and sunshine required

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Calcitonin

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Source: C cells of the Thyroid
Targets: Bone
Decrease blood calcium levels and counteracts high calcitriol during pregnancy and lactation protecting maternal bone health
Regulation of Release: blood calcium levels - decrease in pregnancy

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